Beauty fans are going wild over a ‘secret’ sale site where you can grab face masks for 75p and GHD gadgets for just £15

What if we told you there was a website where you could buy legitimate cosmetics for just 1 penny?

No, this isn’t a drill. Savvy shoppers have discovered a retailer offering GHD, Tangle Teezer, Inkey List, and other branded gadgets for next to nothing.

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The website with the deals is Approved Food.

As the name suggests, you can also buy food there at a discounted price.

However, bosses at Approved Food have told Fabulous that there are plenty of “hidden beauty gems” to be found on the website.

These include the GHD The Blow Dryer Brush, on sale for just £15 at the discount store, and face masks for just 75p.

The brand also hosts 1p sales where you can grab gadgets for just 1p.

“We specialise in surplus and short-lived products, which allows us to offer our customers huge savings,” Approved Food executives said.

“We offer over 12,400 products including popular brands, cabinet fillers and department store products across a wide range of food, beverage, household and toiletries.

“Our assortment is constantly updated, so we always have something new for you – all at incredibly low prices.

“We don’t sell anything past its expiration date.”

Current beauty promotions include Caudalie Paris Vinoperfect Brightening Dark Spot Serum for £31 instead of £46.

Also available is The Inkey List’s Make-Up Prep 101 kit – three skincare products – for £21 instead of £30.

Olay fans can buy the flagship Ultimate Eye Cream for £12 – 50% cheaper than in store.

Today, Rimmel London Sunshimmer Water Resistant Instant Tan has launched on the approved food market for just £3.30.

As does the Makeup Revolution Conceal and Hydrate Foundation for just £4.99.

Approved Food receives rave reviews on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.

One enterprising customer says she “purchases Elemis products exclusively through the online store.”

“Sometimes you can buy two jars of Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm for £40,” she claimed.

A jar of the skincare brand’s flagship balm costs £49 at regular price.